Hi Paul, welcome to the club!
I'm also interested in seeing the demo, so when it's up, please post
here about it.
I'd like to know a little more about how the story progesses, if
that's not giving away too many secrets. You mention that there's no
main character, as such. I read that a little differently to how
KoolTeevan interpreted it. Does this mean the player is going
through the book multiple times with different characters, or just
that when a "decision point" in the book comes up, you might be
reading from the viewpoint of different characters? That might be a
very interesting way to present the story, IMO.
Also, you say this will be the first of a series. In some gamebooks,
decisions made earlier in the series affects what happens later.
Will the events which occur in this book have any influence on what
happens in later books, or will each book just assume a particular
starting condition?
--- In molochsgamebookgarden@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Turner"
<tsm_australia@...> wrote:
>
> Hello all! My name is Paul Turner, I'm new to this site.
>
> I'm a first-time author, and thought I would write my own gamebook
> series. It's in the style of choose-your-own-adventure books, in
that
> it doesn't require dice or record keeping. It's for ages 14 to
Adult.
>
> For those interested in hearing about it, it's a science fiction
> adventure, where instead of playing the 'main character', you
follow
> a variety of characters through the story, and as they face
different
> situations, you can decide what someone might do or say from a
number
> of options.
>
> I've finished the first book in the series, and it will be
available
> for ordering, hopefully around the 10th of next month. If you want
to
> learn any more about it, feel free to stop by my gamebook website,
at
> www.pjtgamebooks.com
>
> I'm creating a large demo of the book in an online, web page
playable
> form, on the gamebook making website,
http://www.chooseyourstory.com
> (which is a great website for making your own interactive stories,
> for any other writers out there) And the demo should be playable
in a
> couple days.
>